The Sun. — London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

~ • , DIY AT ciNg.O'CLOCK. Old Annuities New Ditto — Eit.Bilisloool. 2d. ' 2 3 pm. `Ditto 5001. 2d. ....... . 2 3 pm. Ditto Small '2d. Ditto 'Advertised Bank. for Acct. I naia for Acct.. PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS • ' 'Oita 3 per Cent. Red. per Cent. Cons 7 9 gAi. 34 per Cent. ' . shut Ditto; }Led. 6' 6..6'. shut 4 per Cent. New 4 . 4 ... 06E4 7. rank Long Ann. shut shut Ditto {kinds, 4P. c.. I 2 pm. South 5(.21 Stock ittic rs or FOREIGN Fi Ilds, 5 per cent Dds' *Noun Ayres lids Milian this, 1; per et. Cokenhinn 11,18 ' Uo. 11124 :151 Ili 8 8 7!, nit Danish, 3 p..et. .58i 8 ex div. tare& Itch Do. in-26 • • • 1 74 Oustimala Bds. 8 p. c. • od. 1825 ,89 7,2 78.} Cons: for Acct. tNOS AT ONE O'CLOCK Neapolitan, 1024 l'eruvian Bonds 273 303 30 I I'ortngueMe Bonds 73 4 lirtisian, 5 per cent. Ditto New ltisminn, New, p.c.80.1 14 80i Spanish 1821, ti p. c. lO 11123 French Rents, 5 p. c. —f —c. Exchange ... ---f. --c. 3 p. c. --- Exchange PRICES OF SIIA,ItES AT ONE O'CLOCK. I'cr Share. . . . - . . . . . Angio-MexiCan Mining Company Bolivar Mining Company - :Pallet) Peruvian Mining Company . PotissiLkPaz and Peruvian Mining Association New -.United Mexican Mining Company - l4 13} 13 (Icnern) &sant Navigation Company : FoItLIGN 7.1111.5. ilium'En. I)t,r. Guerngey anti Jersey : Lisbon - - 1 0 - Holland - . - - 0 I Flanders - - - 0 1 Prance . - . 2 0 Leeward Islands - . 1 0 --...--- HMV WATER AT Losnt):4; BRIDGE TO Horning, 10 minutes after 9.1 Evening, 49 minutes after 9. J THF S N LON DON, FRIDAY EITNEVG, MARCH 31, 1826. A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning, bringing 'Gazettes from the Bth to the 14th instant. inclusive. The Gazettes of the Bth, 9th, and 10► h of March, contain tl►e Bulletins six to twenty of his 141.►ais•ry's health, which were issued every four hours, from March 7th, a►t six in the morning ; to March 9, ut two in the ufternoon : LISIION.—( From the Gazette de Lisbon. ) 11 ABC II o.—The formation of the Junta of Government by phis Majesty's Decree of 6th March, having been Communi cated by a circular letter to the Diplomatic Body, the Ambas *adorn, "Ministers, and Charg4s d'Affaires of Foreign Powers at this Court, came to-day (Bth) to the Palace of Bemposta to Pay •their compliments to her Royal Ilighness the Infanta Donna Isabella Maria. MARCH 12.--This morning at five o'clock the castle of St. 'George and the other forts, 113 well as the ships of war in the Pon, began to fire minute guns on account of the death of his 3litjeaty. The Senate has to-day issued a Proclamation for mounting for a-year, and the citizens belonging to the Senate are con- Yoked for the lith of this month, for the solemn act of break lag the coats of arms, practiced on the death of our Monarchs. The body of his Majesty has .been embalmed, to be placed in the Palace of llemposta under a rich canopy, . The Nuncio and the Members of the GOvernment have been some yesterday, and Rime today, to the Palace of Quctus, to offer their condolence to her Majesty the Queen, and to the .Princess of Brazil. The Infanta D'lsabella Maria has re eived the visits and compliments of the Court. 14.—Thc Gazette of this date contains nothing official, except orders addressed to several public officers, an nouncing the death of the King, and ordering a general mourn ing for a year. Files of Papers from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other parts of the United States, to the `2slit Feb. were received last night at the North and South American Subscription Room. Although those Journals do not contain any in telligence of im►nediate political importance; they are nevertheless of considerable interest, and copious Extracts will be found in our preceding columns. Papers fro m Quebec ) and also from Montreal, to the 14th or February, have been received. It appears by a statement in a Quebec Paper, 'that the exports from Canada, during the last / e ars have greatly exceeded those of the pre "ling Year. Ship-boilding, too, is rapidly reco vell4; the amount of the 'Shipping on the atockis at 'Quebec, and Montreal is 14,500 tons. etter4; frem Vienna state, the' Emperor of AusT RI A. to have entirely recovered from his lute P .U.ERTO-CAVELLO, JAN. ( .20.—Ati act of piracy the most horrible that can well be imagined, was coinmitted on this.coast on the night of the '24th instant. A German, names Prederiek who had arrived with cocoa from Chorony, was re. .it.tniii%. thither whit 4,000 dollars in gold, and had with him !IN wile, who had b een spen di ng some d ays i n Puerto Cavell°. 'Lillis unfortunate Woman had with her her best jewels, as is enKtomary on suell'oceasions; two other women also accompa. :, N M her to , Ch o r o ny. F r ed er i c k an cho re d as usual oft' the i nd culled " del Rey," to stop duri ng th e ear ly part o f the l l gnt. Atli o'cloCk they were surpr i se d b y a b out ten persons ,IJ liorburata, led on by one Julian lbarra, alias Iztueta.— .ne , e villains fell on them, and assassinated the three women tio"4"-ttvosailor I.‘'rederiajumped Into the sea, and had the lood fortune to u r each the Shore, where he by concealed until i .' tilripatis withdrew.': He then . returned to the - boat, in bh 'c Ye .proceeded immediately to this port, bringing with w n the killed and wounded, amounting to six, all of whom ~'re buried yesterday, the wounded having died a few hours tt _ ter their arrival. It filled one with horror to behold these onfi)rtunate wretches covered with stabs. . Colonels Cala, ]3a weir' and Esteves; immediately dispatched a fietthertt with ' (4 " to tiorburata, under the command of Captai n B a p t i sta , 1 Y1 ) io, after apprehending Julian and three of his accomplices 4 returued hither yesterday morning. These criminals are to be lartliwith tried by the Admiralty Court, and will "doubtless 4004 death in a few days. - Til° death of the venerable Bishop of DuattAsi , Will occasion o o - greet sensation amongst the coal wners in this ,district,. as they .wi ll A n , have heavy Vines to pay on- the renewal .of their leases.— (7 :Yne , ,illercurly.) • • ‘ • THE FUNDS.' Consok--Yesterday closed . /gl-1 After the Close This morning opened - There was much spirit yesterday' afternoOn in Consols, which closed 7984. They opened ut that price this morning, with an evident tendency to improvement. Before 12, bargains were done at 79i, but this advance was followed by a re action, and they receded 791. By 1 o'clock the Market had unproved to 79U. The only causes to which the present aspect of the market can be attributed, are—a prevalent opinion that the operation in Exchequer Bills will neither be so extensive, nor so early, as was at first expected—that the Bears, alarmed at the prospect of improvement, have now come to a resolution of turning their accounts— and lastly, the manifest symptoms of recovery from despondency, and general restoration of confi dence. From the Country, die orders for reinvest ment are very extensive, to which the state of the Market for Money Stock can alone be attri butable. In politics, there is not even a ru mour that can be supposed to have influenced the operations of the last few days—and in the re turn of the public to the Funds, may perhaps he found, the most satisfactory reason for their provement India Bonds • • • - 1-2 pm. 8 per Cent. Consols (Money) . . Ditto (Account) . 80. New 1 per Cent. - • • - 97. Exchequer Bills; £IOOO-2 3 ptn. .£5OO-2 3 pm. £lOO-2 4 pm. FOREIGN. S ETTLING DAY.—This proves to be a heavy Bear account. The Bulls, who might be ex pected to profit largely, look blue with appre hension, seeing that several of the. Bears begin to fight shy : Bruin looks about him, trying to shuffle off in retreat. Colombian, 58-1. ; Mexican 6 per Cents. 71,t, ; Brazil, 58 to 59 ; Danish, 581 ex. dis. ; Peru vian, 31 ; Portuguese, 74; Spanish, 101 ; Greek, 17; ; Russian Bonds, 81i. SII A RES. Anglo I\h 17? (Ifs.; Bolivar, 7 p. m. Pasco, 8 dip.; Powis, 4 dis. ; United Mexican dis.; General Stem, 31 dis. 2 o'cLocK. Consol3 `have been duce at 804.--iiuw 7 .lloney plentiful. Yesterday Sir HERBERT TA Y 1.0 It transacted Military business with the Duke of Vona, al his house in . South Audley-street. Dispatches Sr ere received yesterday at the Fo reign Unice, from Lord GRANVILLE, our Ambas sador at Paris. A letter from Guayaquil of the 31st of Octo her, received ut Boston, says—" The steam-boat which lately arrived here from England, started hence about a month since for Lima, but,when sea three days, was obliged to put in fur fuel. In her passage from here to Guartney, she likewise put in three or four times for, the same MIS"' The owner of the boat, who had invested his whole fortune to the amount of bO,OOO dollars in her, was so much discouraged, that while the passengers were at dinner (with the excel). tion of five on shore, gunning), lie went below, and fired a pistol into the magazine. The whole quarter deck of the vessel was blown into the, air ; five of the passengers were killed, and seve ral wounded. Mr. Sweet, of Boston, who was on shore, lust all his baggage, and many valuahle papers. It is supposed that the owner, who was an Italian, was insane at the time he tired the pistol, although five minutes before he was sitting at dinner and conversing as usual. The past•en gers killed belonged to this place, and were very respectable people." Letters front Paris state, that the KING has invited M. de CIIATEALIIIRIAND and other Mem bers of the opposition, to travel for the benefit of their health. This gracious invitation has been delivered, and there the matter rests fur the pre sent. stated in letters from Lisbon via Bayonne, that several arrests have already taken place in that city. The retirement of Mr. WlLsox from the re presentation of the City of London, was, we be lieve, an event wholly unexpected. The Viceroy of Egypt, Men.uestco-ALE, has ordered to be constructed for him in London an apparatus for lighting with gas his palace at Cairo, and the square in which it is situated. SPANISH TAVEnNe--The Spaniards drink little lit a time, but frequently, and taverns are very numerous in the streets of Madrid. They are all alike. Beneath a score or so of quay. tillo-pots, hung up to the wall by the handles, is a counter, and underneath that are stored away two or three large goat skins, which contain the vino (into de la Mancha, from which is filled the measure, which the woman of the house, for the most part coarse,looking and old, brings you with a most gracious simper. At nights these re treats of the jovially-disposed part of the commu nity are lighted by copper lamps with four sockets, suspended from the roof. At the further end from where you enter, a curtain tucked up, discovers a place lighted, and set out with to G les in the same manner as the first, and ut night these tables are all filled with com pa ny.—olituurs Es/gig/ I ° l6 o ST. LUKE'S VE3TRY.—TI " 0 contest for the office of Vestry Clerk of the parish a St. Luke, Old-street, terminated last night. The numbers were—For Mr. Wilks, 553 ; for Mr. Florance, 383. Majority for Mr. Wilks, 170. Il':A§iftoN4na INTELLIGiNCE. . . , THE Impsou, Anurs 30 , -..There is nothing new to corm:ln ' • nicatc respecting .bis Aift i TEST r. Ile continues In the same 'satisfactory state as be has been for sereral days past; but the weather is still very unfavourable. FASIIION4%III4E PARTIES. The Countess of Essex entertained a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at her house in llill-street, Ilerkeley.square. In the evening her Ladyship had an elegant party of the haul lon. Dowager Lady Neave had a card party yesterday evening, at her house in Albemarle -street. - The Earl of Sefton had a select dinner party yesterday, at his house in Arlington street. Mr. Secretary Peel has issued cards of invitation for a grand dinner party on the lith of April. FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS.. The Marchioness o f Westmeath left town ycstcrday,for Bushy Park, on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Clarence. The Earl and Countess of Sefton, and Lord and the Ladies Molyneux, have arrived in town, from their seat, Stoke Farm, Berks. Lord and Lady Francis Gower left town yesterday for \Vest Hill, Surrey, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford. Lord and Lady Mary borough arrived yesterday M their house in Saville -street from their seat. Fern Hill, Windsor. The lion. Frederick Pon:oni►y left town yeiterday for Vis count Milton's seat in Northamptonshire. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Fox arrived yesterday at their house in Tentertien-street, from their scat in Vorkshire. Lord Stowell arrived yesterday at his house in Grafton-street, fron► his seat in Berk►. Sir Wi Elliot, Bart. and bli bride, passed through Car lirle on Tuesday, ,a o p n e t r l . l ) eir way to limbs Castle, near Ilowick. Eewattl Gibbon %Vaketielti, Esq. (says a Correspondent) was yesterday seen in Ilyde Park in a currtcle and pair, accompa nied by a frientl.—( 41.forning P o at.) UNI VERSIT Y INTELLIGENCE. CAMBninor, M Aucir.3o.—Ths unliean Lecture % will he delivered in the month of April, every Friday,-ateleven, at St. Mary's Church. The select Preacher to whom the Sunday afternoon turns at St. Mary's Church are assigned for the ensuing month, is the Rev. 11. J. Hose, of Trinity Collage. There will be Congregations on the following days in Easter Term :.—. IVednesday April 12, at eleven. Wednesday April 2n, at eleven. • Wednesday May 17, at eleven. Wedne,.day June •7. at eleven. Sunday . June 11, (Stat.) B.D. Com. at ten. Saturday July I, at eleven. Monday July 3, at eleven. • It is generally asserted, that Dr. Van 31ildert, Bishop of liandaff, will be translated to the valuable see of Durham; and that Dr. Sumner will lie promoted to the bishopric of liandalf and to the deanery of St. Paul's. Captain Coe, late Commander of the squadron in the Bast has pre sen t e d to t hi s U n i vers i ty an a l a b aster statue ofln lltl l r i t e n s e i se idol, taken from the sacred grove near Ave ; and •two religious books, beautifully executed on the Palmyra leaf; to which none but the Burmese Priests are permitted to have access. The lion. and Right Rev. Dr. STEWART, shop ut:Quebee (brother to the Earl of . GAL w has taken his passage on board the New York packet ship at Liverpool, on his way to Canada. h P ceremony of the Jubilee, in which the King of FR.tscr. and the Royal Family partici pated, did not go off very brilliantly. During the procession to St. Genevieve, several of the pupils of the Ecole de Droit mixed with the populace, and shouted 44 A Ras les Jesuites," to which many of the crowd cordially joined. G Etutr, WiLicimsos.—A letter to the Edi tor of the Willimoret Gazelle, t ram Mexico, men tions that the General died, nt his villa em the V ego, on the 28th of December. ills body was taken to the house of the American Minister, M. Poi NS LTT, (Mal ahe ire it tai buried. Li lilt A Ulf.— A library has been establisher' in Philadelphia for colored peopk, for the ate of 'which, they pay one cent per week. Nothing con he more judicious, and tinning the many new projects of amelioration, we marvel, that such a One should not have been thought of ere this.—(Affierican paper. ) Smut:o LING.-1' he Canadian Guarani states, that large quantities of whiskey have been . smuggled into Canada from the United States, much to the injury of the dis tillers of that province. The material of the liquor is said to he so much cheaper in the States than in Canada, that smug gling is an object. Cvnicoir,tr. OF .Tor.Lno.—The Cathedral of Toledo is one of the richest churches in Christendom. 'l' he wealth of the chapter is estimved at 1,500,000 francs ; the clergy are in number about 6110, anti their revenues exceed 2,500,000 francs. It may be said, indeed, that the whole town belongs to them, for there is scarcely a house which doe* not bear an inscription to mark that it is the property of same rec. tor or canon. There is an image of the Virgin in the.cathetiral, which the faithful conic to worship, and which is clothed on certain days of the year in magnificent attire. The gown alone is of the value of 75,000,000 of dais. The child Jesus, whom she holds in her anus, is of massive gold, anti his robe is of lace.aold covered with diamonds. 14'EYMr0UTII, MARCH 30.---This morning an active canvass was commenced by Masterton Ure, on behalf of himself and the Right flon. Thollllls Wallace, accompanied by a most nume rous assemblage of freeholders ; indeed we never witnessed so large and respectablea number semi,- outlying any canvas as on the present occasion. We cannot but sincerely congratulate the town mi the marked and positive rhunner in which the freeholders expressed themselves, that they were determined to support those Members only who were approvers of his Majesty's Government, arid decided opposers to tie) , further concessions to the professors of the Catholic religion. o LE, MA acn 2 9.—T he ',embaryassments Athich have for some time past been so Severely felt in other parts of_the Kingdom, begin, at length, to affect this town and neighbourhood. liusieess is almost at a stand, and scarcely any money in circulation it is sincerely to be hoped that an amendment place, w ill shortly take otherwise the evil effects which may ensue will be great. A Duct. was fought yesterday opposite the Telegraph on Wimbledon Common, between Captain Tu—r.---N and It. Mit Esti. The parties artived on the ground in post.chaises ; the one from Cavendish.niews, Cavemlish-square, and the other from NEwmAN's, in Bond -street. In measurin g th e ground notice Was attracted, and there were several persons present. A Sur. geon attended the parties, and three fires took place, when Captain T------ was wounded in the arm. The Surgeon dressetl the . wound, Lind th e parties drove o ff t o P o tri e phritlge. In order to secure en easier and quicker coin.. rounication with Europe, the Nriceroy of E g yp t has lately caus e d th e , soil in various districts of Syria to be pierced, in the hope Of discovering coal-mines, the coal taken from which might be used in the steam-vessels which it is his purp ose to construct. SPORTING INTELTAGENCE. STATE or TRH ODDS.-1 1 11 RIDDLE TING-ROOM, MAR= 30. ORTII. 2 to I agst Ilenrica 3 to T agst The Moslem 9 to 2 ngst The General 6 to 1 aget Duke of York's %Volta c. 10 to 1 agst Paapluie. '23 t 6 'l' agst Prernia 30 to Lagst The Baron 30 to 1 agst Henry 30 to 1 agst Twatty 33 to I tgst 13annsa 33 to 1 agst Waterman 35 to 1 agst tlrantaric 40 to 1 agst Apelles. DEP 9 to 2 agst Monarch 7 to 1 agst Panic 14 to 1 agst Attrance 14 to 1 agst The Moslem -18 to 1 agst Pluto 20 to 1 agst The . General 22 to I agst Sophist 22 to 1 agst Got Want 26 to 1 agstlittwena 1000 to 800 The 700 to 400 Panic 1 04 aosleto agst Pluto. agst The Moslem. -• 6 to 1 apt Mignonette 13 to 2 agit Fil!agrees 15 to 2 ago Problem 8 to I age. Henry DOM C.trrui 7 to 1 agst fledlntuit° 11 to 1 &gat Crusader 14 to 1 agst Ite'Kona 13 to 1 agst Fanny :9 to 1 agst Rachel 11 to 1 agst Elizabeth 14 to 1 agst llo.peep 18 to 1 agst l'arapluie. ST. t.EGEIt. 10 to 1 apt Barataria 30 to 1 apt Calypso 30 to I apt Panic 40 to 1 apt Barefoot. .510ST1'N 111/NT RACF.S, 1826. °rya CorTisronn IlEATI!, Oxronnsttint, Mmtcfr 29. A Cup and 40gs. in Specie „••iven by Sir T. Musty!), and 10gs. to the second horse r three yrs old, lost. 101 b. • four yrs, 1 lit. 21b. ; five yrs, I ht., illb. ; six yrs and aged, 13st.— Heats, two miles. Mr. Stevens's g."g. by Grinutltli, 3 yrs old - • 1 1 Mr. Illencowe's 3 yrs old . . 2 3 Mr. Root's b. g. Cygnet, 3 yrs old . 5 2 Mr. Sparrowts - b. nt. Eleitnor,'3 yrs old - bolted 'rite following also started r:-.Mr. (abbe,/ Kate. Mr. Griffin's Labour-in-vain, and,:lOurpthers., -Ileth beats were well contest ed. After the first heat 5 and 6t04 on (irintaldi. A Sweepstakes Or Ilfga.' ettelt; fOur yrs.' 1 lst. 61b.; five, 121 b.; six and aged, I9st, 211) • tierideman riders. Mr. Weller's b. tn. Funny;' Byre . . I Mr. J. lloswell's bl. g. 11; N. C. 6 yrs . - 2 Mr. Kiraber's b. nt. by Trafalgar, aged . - 3 The following also started. but were not placed I—Sir Edw. Mostyn's Nancy Dawson ; lUr. Pratt's Sweeper; Mr. G. Alos. tyn's Cardinal ; Mr. Thorn's Worcester ; and 11 r.r. Lloyd's b.g. John.—A good race between the first three, and won by half a length. A Sweepstakes of 10gs each, and 15 added, for two.yr.olds and u pw a rds; fillies allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 100, &c.. . 31r. Bartley's b. c. Congeon, by Calton.Otis, 3 yrs Mr. Sadler 's ch. G out of Atalanta, 4 yrs. . Mr. Rowlinson's ch. f. Rarity, 3,yrs Mr. Faulkner's ch. tn. S yrs - - 4 0 to 4 agst Co' ngeon-2 to 1 egg Rarity—and 3 to 1 eget the others. Atalanta and Rarity made the running till within the distance, when Cougeon let loose, and won a good race by three quarters of a length. 9latch.-100gs each. Mr. Thorn's br. g. Worcester . Mr. 4Mostyn's Cardinal - 6 to 5 on Cardinal.—Won cleverly. A Sweepstakes of Sgs each did not till. The Steward s were Sir henry Peyton anti E. M. Lloyd, Esq. • 1 • 2 . . . ) . 2 11ELTON HUNT. • :111CItOn and its vicinity at this moment boast a numerous assemblage of Gentlemen of the first distinction. It is cal. culitted that no less than from On to. 70U hunters and hacks arc now consuming the produce of the farmers and groxiers in this neighbourhood. . This. day the great and interest ing steeple chace for one thourayid guineas, from Barkby Bolt to Billesion Cople w , ma d e b y Lord Kennedy and Captain Boss, will take place ; the latter Gentleman and Mr. Douglas to ride to decide this great match, on which some thousands are depending; betting even This race excites the greatest interest throughout the kingdom. The grand main of cocks between Lord Kennedy and Capt. Ross (Potter and Nash, feeders) wilt take place on Monday, Tues. day, Wednesday, and Thursday next, for 501. a battle, and 1,000!. the main. The Gentlemen of Melton and the neigh bourhood are building by subscription a very commodious Cock-pit and Theatre, fur surpassing any thing of the kind in this part of the kingdom. TUE DOVER ST.IO.IIUNT—GREAT CIIACE. The unprecedented runs with stags, allinded this season by Sir A. Chichester's hounds, throw thu Brighton and all other crack packs completely in the. back ground. %Within the.pre sent month several runs have occupied from two hours and a hair to three hours, without a check, and are at least equalled in speed and time by the following Monday the hounds found ,a tine stag in liray 13411 Wood, with which .they" broke cover in beautiful style, but front this promise of sport they were checked, and suddenly a beautiful hind was roused, which ran through Charles NVood, down the water, under ltepham Wood, and was there joined by a stag; they continued 'toge ther to Bradly Bridge, and through Lord Fortcscue's Park, Bremridge• Wood, over the Lime-pits to licale Wood, near Kingsnympton Park t here a herd of deer got up in the midst of the pack, and the hunted hind and stag were lust after a se vere run of upwards of three hours. PEDESTRIANISM. A race of 10 miles took place yesterday, from the eleventh to the thirteen mile stone on the Staines road. The pedestrlan, a Mr. tintithison, hacked hints& for 200 sovereigns to perfium the.distancem minutes. lie did it in 66 minutes ill seconds, winning easily. LON DON MARK ETh, CORN EXCIIANOE, :11Ancu 3t. The supply of all sorts of Oran - ) is moderate. Wheat of fine quality obtains a better price, and other . Sorts are held more stiffly than on Monday., Barley, Beans, itrul Pease are rather improving. A better price is obtained for Oats, but there is little doing. AnnlVALS.—English Wheat, 3,100'; Barley, I,OSO ; Oats, 200 ; Irish Oats, 4,300 quarters; Flour, 3,400 sacks. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Almten 31. The. following is an accurate Report of the number• and prices AtSmithtielcl Market this morning:— CATTLE AT MARKET Beasts 6Ol I Sheep Calvo; To sink the Offal . , per stone of lilt). Beef 4ll Oti to 4s 'Rd I V'eal Mutton 4a 4tl to SiOct I _ Pork .. ~.. Lamb 5A lid TO Gs 641. HAY ANT) sTitaw, pEtt LOAD. lay Straw XI 11la to X 2 Os. A gi BEA R A ccoust. rday morning, about 10, o'clock, the neighbourhood of Bridge.atreet iVest minster, was thrown into a good deal of contlision and alnnu, by the appearance of a huge hear, proceeding with awful strides tiown Britige,street, without a chain, n keeper, or any check whatever A't the eight of so formidable a stranger, the passen gers fled for refuge to the first open house they could meet with. Un his approaching Purliament.stree4 he ',mud. wildly around him, and then scampered down it with a quickened pace to the terror of all who saw him. On reaching the tirst turning of. that street, he halted for a moment, and then took the di rectiou to Canon-row. By this time his owners were in pur. suit of WM, and did all in their power to arrest his progress, but without effect. At length Brum entered the fore-court or area belonging to the Office of the Board of: controul, and probably would have ascended the steps and marched into the hall, had not the pursuers acted with the greatest promptitude. The - bear, the moment he entered this place, found the gates Closed upon him, and was thus prevented from sallying Mrth io'a the streets. But the difficulty now was, how any one conitUaOproach him sous to fasten a rope or chain upon him.— Ills . owher, however, knew how to suit Master Bruin's taste to a hair ; procured a good supply of bread anti other eat ables, and with these lie entered the forecourt. Bruin, whose appetite was doubtleas improved by Ids morning's extursion, welcomed his master in the most respectful manner. He no goon e . r.saw him than he stood upright on his hind legs, and placing: his rough paw on hie shoulder, took his breakfast as eoniftirtably tot any bear could do in a like situation. By this time a chitin woe procured, and having been slipped over his head, this,bold intruder on the mini, was again secured, and led through streets to his own home, without having done any injury' whativer. It has not been ascertained how the animal contrivo to get loose. TEA.TA [ITT CATIt.AO it in rt ir.--On the e j og o r s 'way oke . nnight, the clerk of on e o f our di ssent i ng pl a ces of worship . " gave out , that on G ood Friday after. noon, The' Chums would drink tea in the chapel.—(llrighton Gaelic ) WESTMINSTER SESPONTS.—(Tuts DAY.) THE CI.DEVANT LADY BAUAYMORE. This terror to publicans, officers, and watch. men, again made her apPearancp this day at the . Guildhall, Westmiiliter s to answer the charge of Mr. Timothy Priest, of Tothill-street, who com plained that she had, with notice preprosei assaulted, wounded, and beaten th t , h o d y . corpo . rate of him, the said prosecutor, about hall-past ( I vo' o'clock in the Morning of the 17th January last. the circumstances attending the present case were precisely the same as those whidi characterised her Ladyship's conduct or, forme r occasions, told the chargo being proved against her, the Court, in consideration of her having only sentenced her t o 14 days .further imprison already in eo confined Since the, 17th of January, mom. BRYANT, at the Suil of the PARISI' Of SAINT GEORGE, II.INov►:R•SQU,IA6. 'Phis was an application to respite the recog. nizances or the appellant until the next Sessionb, on an affidavit. Mr. ALIA:Y . appeared on the part of the de fendant. The CHAIRMAN said, the meaning of the Act of Parliament was very much mistaken be could at 011ee decide the point. If All 11111110 of lire was given it was sufficient, and it was for the parties to consider whether they would proceed. His opinion Was that the conviction would stand, though it certainly was very hard sometimes. NORTH A Ni) SOUTH AMERICAN SUBSCRIMON BOOM, 3lancn 31. I I • ' • Papers received this morning :—New. York, Feb. 24 ; Boston, 22d ; Philadelphia, 22d ; Baltimore, 22d ; Quebec, 14th ; Montreal, lath ; Charleston, lath ; Savannah, 1 3 th ; Richmond, 17th ; Norfolk, 17th ; New Orleans, Ist ; Caruccas, Ist ; 'Dominica, lot ; and . Mobile, Jan 24th. lavEnPoot., MARCII 29.-. .Wind • W.N.W. to N.N.W., blowing fresh, with heavy *quills of rain, &e..... Arrived flu John Wills, Harris, fret» NeW York, sailed Feb. 25, in corn. pang with the Euphrates, for Newry ; Tuscarora, Serril, for Philadelphia, sailed Feb. 20 ; Selina, Longtield, Mobile, sailed Feb. 19; Tamerlane, Johnston, 11111 ton, Webs, Pliehaontos, —, and the Iris, Rich, from. Savannalti }Untie,. Jaques. from Charleston. Agnes, from Demerara; 'ilberforce, White, front St. bottling°. The Manhattan, Marshall, Liverpool, at New Yo r k Feb. 191. Montesquieu, West, and Julius Caesar, French, at Philadelphia -Feb. 20; Sarah Ralston, Winslow, Humburgh, ut New York Feb. 18; Circassian, Hyatt, Trieste ; British packet Eclipse, Fah»outh, and 10 days from Halifax ; Columbus, Orevlll, from Mar. seines; Shenandoah, Liverpool, at Virginia Feb. 16 ; North America, Portland, Edward, Contours, and Francis, Whinson, ditto, ditto ; Mc,harne, foe Dub lin, at New York Feb. 20. CowEs, Maxon 30.—Wind N.W.--Arrived the Hyperion, Gray, from Richmond, 33 days out, to (Ames, for orders spoke on the 10th March, in lat. 41.32. long. 82.44. brig Mar. gout, of and for Bremen, 29 days from Havanna)); on t he 13th, a FrenCh ship, from Martinique for llavre ; on the 16th, in lat. 45. 10. long. 'l7. 211. - , exchanged signals with barque British Manoe, of London ; on the 10th, m lat. 45. 0. long. 14.40., a brig, supposed to be the Centre, 5 days from Cork for Demerara; on the 20th, in lat. 47. 53. long. 13. 43., brig Elizabeth, from Exeter 4 days, for St. Andrew's; on the 27th, off Scilly, Ceres, of Jersey, front Honduras for London. Ar. rived the Sophie, Ilamburgh ship, front Ilavannah in 50 days, for orders; Hottentot, Turnbull, English brig, front naval). nab in 48 days; Nary, of Dublin, Spriggs, front Havannah, sailed 9th February. Planter sailed from Hav•annalt on 11th February for Cowes. ban tla rnA, J. 28.—Arrived the Harriet, It. 31illionS, from .Liverpool in 42 days..-. Flat. I.—Ariived the Ilermane, T. Kilt, front Liverpool in 42 days. [FROM 'DEAL, Maim' 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived, and remain, the Company's ship Kettl e Castle, Admit, from China; and Camper, from the Mauritius. Passrd through from the River the Hector, Sadler, for Jamaica; Phoehy, for Demerara ; Stockton, Langley, a nd M ontmorency, Morris, for Quebec ; Hannah, Phillips, tor Miramichi ; Mary Ann, Gib. bons, for Lisbon • Speculation, Mills, for Faro ; and Iledlers, Croekley, for Pon T SS! OU it, Miami 30.—Wind N.N.lV.—Arrived the Indian Trader transport, from Antigua ; unit Emulous Stearn Packet, front Plymouth, for London. Sailed the Albion, Hall, for Quebec. Cuwr:a, Manes 30.—Arrived the Hyperion, Gray, from Richmond in 34 days; and the Sophie, Droman, from Havannah in 454 days. Fa t. U Tli i MARCH 211.—...WindArrived the Sandwich . Packet, from Lisbon, sailed die 1. 1 .411 inst. ; arid the Dove Packet, froth the Leteard Islanit,.sailed front St. Thomas's the 17th ult. Sailed the Princess Elizabeth loader, for Buenos .Ayres ; Four Friends, Betsey, Marshall, Enterprise, and Eclipse—all for London. _ • Li v root., Al A Heil :19. Wind N.W.—Arrived th e Alp, nes, from Demerara ; Selima, Longfield, from Mobile; Milton, Pocaltortas, Ileaeroft, und Tamerlane, John son, front Savannah ; Florida, Jacques, from Charleston ; and the Johh Went( ' --,---, front New Yolk. Arrived off Scilly, the Ceres, -, from Honduras. Arrived off Portsmouth, the General Kyd, from China. The Lavinia, Morrison, from Gibraltar to Dublin, was abandoned on the 13th January, in lat. 46. long, 12. being in a oinking State. The Lavinia Brooks, from Shields to St. !Mena, has been assisted into domicil, with loss of bowsprit, foremam, &s. having come in contact with collier off the Spurn Light*, Mr. KEAN takes big benefit this evenine,iu the character of Sam, in the tragedy o f Earbarosaa, awl presents himself before us as a vocaliziOn the character of Paul, in the musical drama of Paid and Virginia. (New York Paper.) .UtiEAnWUL SUICIDE.—About eight o'clock this morning, a piling men named Penney, resident at Mr. Hunt's the picture dealers, in Tavistork street, Covent-Garden, put a period to Ilia EXis. tence by discharging a pistol doubly loaded into his breast. So heavily charged WAS the deadly weapon, that the fragments broke two windows on the opposite side of the street. anineotyr,Ann 29,—We regret to say the smallpox is likely to become very general, in this town. Not having yet forgotten the dreadful ravages of this disease a few years ago, we look forward with gloomy anticipations to the conseqUences. Every precaution was taken with a child in the parish of Burton to pre. vent the disease from spreading ; but report says, that no sooner did a medical gentleman of this town hear of it, than he exerted his utmost efforts against the united opinion of the rest of the pro fession, in propagating the contagion : this he de clares he does on prinasple ! Happy would it be for this to wn were such principle,tl. A CAUTION TO UNDII. SIIE,RII7/1.7!- hoar sile , :c l e ,et th f :::: 4er s t : l3 : e. : l; o ac i t ) ; e a r i f d it 1 : 1 1 ro t i l t i : . f f e u n d o g w es fo u r n e u xp l o a s te ing C t i o ren sa it l , e c p e e r n t d ai iiig uirsthincilienst:o4 , r i e u t r id h e ig re , d vhi l e ti h m tri c a o l g a ni g z r aX t e ir ti: o l 7prellaiisitL , doritnisittil . pe, Court. Ong twice renealt not hi ng but noire, be tined the Under Sheriffiiva pountit. )